Get your questions in for the Guardian’s European sports correspondent, Nick Ames, our man at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the 12.30pm (GMT) kick-off. He’ll be on hand from the press box just after 11am to discuss how Tottenham and Manchester United are getting on and what may lie in store when they meet in the Premier League today.
Thomas Frank will be expecting a better showing from Spurs in front of their home supporters after their dismal performance against Chelsea last weekend. A 4-0 win over Copenhagen on Tuesday and that goal from Micky van de Ven has calmed any discontent for now.
As for Ruben Amorim, his United side are four unbeaten and making the most of free midweeks (a consequence of losing the Europa League final to Spurs in May) to prepare for every league fixture. They’re beginning to look like a competitive team towards the top of the table once more.
You can the dedicated matchday.live@theguardian.com email or comment below the line to ask Nick a question.
Bundesliga: Werder Bremen scored a 94th-minute winner to beat Wolfsburg last night and continue their impressive recent form. Mattias Svanberg finished a move that involved Christian Eriksen to give Wolfsburg the lead in the first half before Jens Stage’s header levelled it for the hosts in the 83rd minute.
